Kiwi medal winners at Glasgow Games

Kiwi road cyclist Linda Villumsen has claimed NZ's 13th Gold Medal at the 2014 Commonwealth Games.

Tour de France cyclist Jack Bauer capped off a memorable cycling campaign with New Zealand's final medal at Glasgow with silver in the 168km road race.

After a disjointed campaign which was heavily affected by injuries to key players, the Silver Ferns wrapped up their netball campaign with silver after they were outplayed by arch-rivals Australia in the final.

Still only 18, Nyika won New Zealand's first boxing gold medal since Auckland 1990 when he defeated Kennedy St Pierre in the men's light heavyweight division.

Light's decision to move into his parent's basement to focus on his boxing career paid off big time in the form of a silver medal in the men's heavyweight division.

After a disappointing semi-final defeat to England, the women's Black Sticks rebounded with a comfortable win over South Africa to secure the bronze medal.

Willis picked up another Commonwealth Games medal, to go with his gold in 2006 in Melbourne and bronze in Delhi 2010.

New Zealand para-bowls open triples team have won Silver at the Commonwealth Games.

David Biship claims a shock Bronze medal for NZ in the gymnastics floor apparatus at the Commonwealth Games.

Valerie Adams secured NZ's 600th Commonwealth Games medal with a throw of 19.88m in the shot put.

Sanislav Chalaev has won weightlifting silver in the men's 105kg class at the Commonwealth Games.

Glasgow weightlifting bronze medallist Tracey Lambrechs wasn't sure she'd done the right thing when she quit shot put 10 years ago.

Tayla Ford and Sam Belkin ended NZ wrestling's long medal drought at the Commonwealth Games.

Sam Belkin and Tayla Ford ended NZ wrestling's long medal drought at the Commonwealth Games.

Lauren Boyle turned the tables on Wales' Jazz Carlin to win the gold medal in the women's 400m freestyle.

Kiwi mountain bikers Anton Cooper and Sam Gaze win gold and silver at the Glasgow Games cross country race.

Sophie Pascoe has won the gold medal in the women's 200m individual medley SM10 at the Glasgow Games.

Kiwi mountain bikers Anton Cooper and Sam Gaze win gold and silver at the Glasgow Games cross country race.

Richie Patterson says he'll take time out from competing to develop future NZ lifters after winning Commonwealth weightlifting gold in the 85kg event.

Sally Johnston is already contemplating the defence of her Commonwealth Games shooting title, after winning the women's 50 rifle prone.

A tense Tom Walsh couldn't respond when he needed to at the Commonwealth Games shot put, admitting silver isn't the medal colour he was after.

Hammer thrower Julia Ratcliffe underlined her blossoming ability by winning a Games silver medal.

Lauren Boyle is proud of her effort despite having to settle for Commonwealth Games silver after a titanic battle in the women's 800m freestyle final.

Joelle King has won bronze in the women's squash singles at the Commonwealth Games.

Kiwi Para swimmer Pascoe won her first medal of the Games, and New Zealand's first in the pool, with gold in the SB9 100m backstroke.

Previously known as 'the Flying Mullet', Archbold picked up his first Commonwealth Games gold in the men's scratch race. He had already won bronze with the team pursuit in Glasgow.

Edwards picked up her second Commonwealth Games gold, and her first individual medal, after she won gold in the women's pair in 2002.

The All Blacks Sevens lost their first ever match at the Commonwealth Games, snapping a streak that went back to Kuala Lumpur in 1998.

Track cyclist Sam Webster picked up his third medal of at Glasgow in the men's keirin, to go with his two previous golds.

Kiwi long distance runner Zane Robertson picked up New Zealand's first athletics medal with bronze in the 5000m.

Mandy Boyd, Selina Goddard, Amy McIlroy and Val Smith picked up New Zealand's second medal at the Lawn Bowls, following Jo Edwards' gold.

Another track cyclist to win his debut medal at his first Games, Scully won silver in the men's points race at the World Championships in Colombia earlier this year, and he went one better in Glasgow.

After consecutive third place finishes in the keirin at the 2010 Delhi Commonwealth Games and the 2012 London Olympics, van Velthooven went one better with silver in the men's time trial in Glasgow.

Matt Archibald celebrates after his bronze medal-winning effort on the track at the Commonwealth Games

An Olympic bronze medallist in the team pursuit in London, and a 2013 World Champion in the Omnium, Gate added to his medal collection with a Commonwealth Games bronze in the points race where Tom Scully won gold..

Tim Slyfield (far left) and Jason Koster (far right) continued New Zealand's highly successful judo campaign with bronzes in the men's 100kg class.

Sam Webster won his second gold medal, and first individual one at Glasgow, when he won the men's individual sprint.

Adrian Leat (in blue) was part of New Zealand's successful judo campaign, winning silver in the men's 73kg class. The win was especially emotional for Adrian as his brother, also a top-quality judoka, committed suicide at a qualification event earlier this year.

The South African-born Kiwi (pictured right) picked up her first Commonwealth Games medal at her first event., with silver in the women's 70kg class.

Dawkins picked up his second medal in two days, following up his gold in the team sprint with a bronze in the men's sprint.

A two-time Olympic bronze medallist in the team pursuit, Ryan's personal bronze in the individual pursuit, followed his bronze in the team pursuit.

New Zealand's first gold medal of the Glasgow Games went to the men's team sprint, who backed up their UCI World Championship win with another gold.

New Zealand's first medal went to the men's team pursuit of Shane Archbold, Pieter Bulling, Dylan Kennett and Marc Ryan.

Darcina Manuel won both New Zealand's first individual medal of the Games, and the our first in the judo.